Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaPonch has returned to the police force, and is determined to help his friend Jon in investigating various car thefts.Ponch has returned to the police force, and is determined to help his friend Jon in investigating various car thefts.Ponch has returned to the police force, and is determined to help his friend Jon in investigating various car thefts.
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CHiPs was always a cheesy television show something that strictly belonged to the late 1970s and early 1980s.
CHiPs '99 is a reunion television movie and presumably a backdoor pilot that failed to fly.
Ponch (Erik Estrada) is now widowed with a young son who has been working in San Francisco. Painting the Golden Gate bridge.
Jon (Larry Wilcox) is married to a younger woman and is the captain of the precinct. He also has a neighbour's dog that leaves a mess in his garden.
Ponch has rejoined the force and finds himself back in LA reunited with his old buddies and some new ones. One young hotshot has given Ponch a ticket.
Soon the police are tracking down a carjacking ring. It seems the cars are targeted and Ponch has a hunch and it involves a tour coach.
The main plot is silly and gets sillier. There is a woman who drives Mercedes who seems to be on the mobile phone the entire time even when she is being rammed by the baddies. At least her muscles indicate that she is also a stuntwoman. The brakes fail in her car and she has to jump on a motorbike.
There is fun to see old friends reunite, there are clips from the old television show. There are also some incongruous cameos ranging from Judge Judy, Johnny Cochran and Garry Marshall.
This is strictly kitsch and only likely to be enjoyed by those who watched the television show.
CHiPs '99 is a reunion television movie and presumably a backdoor pilot that failed to fly.
Ponch (Erik Estrada) is now widowed with a young son who has been working in San Francisco. Painting the Golden Gate bridge.
Jon (Larry Wilcox) is married to a younger woman and is the captain of the precinct. He also has a neighbour's dog that leaves a mess in his garden.
Ponch has rejoined the force and finds himself back in LA reunited with his old buddies and some new ones. One young hotshot has given Ponch a ticket.
Soon the police are tracking down a carjacking ring. It seems the cars are targeted and Ponch has a hunch and it involves a tour coach.
The main plot is silly and gets sillier. There is a woman who drives Mercedes who seems to be on the mobile phone the entire time even when she is being rammed by the baddies. At least her muscles indicate that she is also a stuntwoman. The brakes fail in her car and she has to jump on a motorbike.
There is fun to see old friends reunite, there are clips from the old television show. There are also some incongruous cameos ranging from Judge Judy, Johnny Cochran and Garry Marshall.
This is strictly kitsch and only likely to be enjoyed by those who watched the television show.
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I really loved watching it. I loved the characters of Ponch. Jon, and Bruce. The show was really fantastic. The movie is also. I hope that they make more of them. I have the People magazine with Erik Estrada in it. I'm going to look for more magazines with him in them.
I think CHiPS '99 was a lot of fun! No profanity, no sex, and Judge Judy of all people making a guest appearance! The action scenes are of course, very exciting to watch. It was also fun to see what happened in Jon and Ponch's lives since 1983. It was incredible that Larry Wilcox did all of his own stunts on top of a moving tour bus! Way to go!
CHIPs hasn't been aired here for nearly 15 years and I never realised that I missed it until I saw this film. If I'm entirely honest I didn't think much of CHIPs 99, the charm of the film only really comes from the memories which it conjures up. I do however wish they'd repeat the series, they've done every other 70's and 80's series several times, many of them much less deserving than CHIPs.
This movie wasn't any better than the TV show. The whole movie seemed fake. They couldn't even come up with a fresh idea for the movie. If they had, maybe it would have been better. But I really doubt it. It would take a lot to improve this movie.
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- CuriosidadesLong time supporting characters Harlan, Bonnie and Turner do not appear in the film. Randi Oakes (Bonnie) retired from acting to raise her family shortly after CHiPs ended, and Michael Dorn (Turner) was busy with Star Trek projects at the time. Thom Riley, who replaced Larry Wilcox during the show's final season does not appear as Bobby Nelson, though Bruce Penhall reprises his role as Bruce Nelson.
- Erros de gravaçãoPonch was depicted as having left the CHP while Jon stayed with it. During CHiPs final season, it was Jon who left the CHP, while Ponch remained a member. However, it's possible Jon could have left on a sabbatical at that time, then returned in the intervening years with Ponch having left at some point afterward.
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Capt. Jon Baker: It's been a long time Ponch!
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